Title :
IntelligEnsia for Energy Sustainability Case Study: Manado, Indonesia
Author :
Kewo, Angreine ; Manembu, Pinrolinvic ; Sengkey, Clief Hendro
Author_Institution :
Inf. Eng., De La Salle Univ., Manado, Indonesia
Abstract :
Energy sustainability is one of the world focuses and a crucial matter today. In this information technology era, many fancy technologies have been designed and created to help human in creating the better living. In fact, they are also the main causes why the energy demand is increasing. This research is trying to introduce IntelligEnSia, as the recommendation in order to achieve the energy sustainability that focuses in Manado, Indonesia. We realize that the research in this field has been flourished, thus we want to introduce the competences of IntelligEnSia which are relied on the Business Intelligence and its potential to create the new effective behavior. It can provide intelligence reporting of the energy consumption for the better and effective energy management system in the city: resources, availability, consumption and characteristics peak load to peak off times. It is included the report of the list that have improved their consumption behavior. Finally, our solution may help government and industries in decision making and creating policies regarding energy management and the goal to achieve the new better behavior for the energy sustainability.
Keywords :
decision making; energy conservation; energy consumption; energy management systems; information technology; sustainable development; Indonesia; IntelligEnsia; Manado; business intelligence; decision making; energy consumption; energy demand; energy management system; energy sustainability case study; information technology; Artificial intelligence; Bismuth; Business; Energy consumption; Mobile communication; Smart grids; Software; Adaptive algorithm; Business Intelligence; Energy sustainability; IntelligEnSia;
Conference_Titel :
Modelling Symposium (EMS), 2013 European
Conference_Location :
Manchester
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4799-2577-3
DOI :
10.1109/EMS.2013.75